Shen Zhaoning slipped into an ancient sweet novel and became the cannon fodder female supporting character who was a stumbling block for the female protagonist, and was eventually killed by the male protagonist on the order of a cane. In the original book, she was the arrogant and domineering legitimate daughter of the Taifu Mansion. She became arrogant because of her childhood sweetheart with the prince, and targeted the heroine at every turn, with a tragic ending.
Shen Zhaoning finished flipping through the original work and sneered: Whoever likes to be the female supporting character of the sweet novel should be her. She decided to pack up and run away, stay away from the whirlpool of right and wrong in the capital, and find a place with beautiful mountains and clear waters to live happily.
But she forgot that the prince Xiao Yanheng in the original book was famously "clingy" - growing up, he would get angry with anyone who touched his things, and Shen Zhaoning was exactly the person he had "marked" since he was a child.
As soon as she stepped out of the Prince's Mansion, her back legs were blocked by the Prince's personal guards. Xiao Yanheng sat on the window sill of her boudoir, swinging her long legs carelessly, but her tone was sinister: "Zhao Ning, try running."
Shen Zhaoning thought to himself, is this person sick? Later, she discovered that Xiao Yanheng was indeed sick - the kind that was extremely possessive. Whoever she glanced at was "let out" the next day; she casually complimented whose pastry was delicious, and the imperial kitchen changed the recipe overnight; she tried to say a few more words to the male protagonist in the book (the former bookkeeper), but Xiao Yanheng directly blocked him on the palace road and asked with a smile: "Are you unhappy about your longevity?"
Shen Zhaoning originally just wanted to be a quiet and beautiful woman, but found that she was forced to be involved in the prince's drama of "chasing his wife" - no, it should be called "keeping his wife". While he said arrogantly, "Who cares about you?", He followed her step by step; at the same time, he despised her to the extreme.
